NACON and Midgar Studio have released an official story trailer for their new game, which is set in the universe of Edge of Eternity, Edge of Memories. If you are a JRPG fan, you should definitely check it out.
With its art style inspired by French animation and Japanese anime, Edge of Memories aims to honor classic JRPGs. The story, written with Sawako Natori, explores big themes like people leaving their homes, a world suffering from disease, the search for one’s origins, and learning to adapt to a changing world.
This new installment takes place on the continent of Avaris, where a plague called the Corrosion turns wildlife and humans into abominations. Eline, a young itinerant Soul Whisperer, roams the land, using her fantastic abilities to heal the tormented inhabitants.
Developed with Unreal Engine 5, Edge of Memories aims to immerse players in the heart of an exciting epic that pays tribute to the JRPG genre. The game will feature a vibrant and colorful world, as well as a story that explores powerful themes such as the exodus of peoples, a world plagued by disease, the quest for origins, and the need to adapt to an ever-changing environment.
With dynamic gameplay and real-time combat, Edge of Memories will offer a decidedly action-oriented experience. To achieve victory, players must master Eline’s abilities, chain spectacular combos with her two companions, and awaken the devastating power of the Berserk that lies dormant within her.
NACON plans to release Edge of Memories sometime in 2026.
Enjoy!
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